I think we should share the stadium and the name, Wakefield Trinity, no problems there

No problem with Castleford sharing the Stadium as its a Community Stadium, a proper Community Stadium so the decision rests with the Wakefield & District Community Trust who will welcome their involvement as it makes the stadium more sustainable.

It will never happen though because I seem to recall seeing a letter sometime ago from I think it was Richard Wright to the Trust when asked if Castleford wished to play/share in the Stadium flatley refused as they had plans of their own - nothing has changed as far as I can see. Sell WR to Tesco and Robert is your Father's brother.

Interesting how people with a different prerogative see things isn't it?

Newmarket is still 3 years away, at the earliest so it does neither club any help for the next round of licenses, so if Cas have to leave Cas because of the stadium I still wouldn't be shocked to see it being the Keepmoat seems they're after anyone who is willing to pay a bit of rent to go play there.

Dave Parker has also said today that Cas have been offered a low interest loan to get Glasshoughton built, so if he's got this right for a change that's great news for Cas too.

Don't talk rubbish, the moment they start building NM and they have not started GH then we go above you end of. The only reason Salford got a licence was because the new ground was being built - they were not in it.

You really are clutching at straws.

No actually it's not irrelevant, far from it. It may be a community stadium but we are the anchor tenant and thus have first dibs. The reason this has happened is because it was Trinity or SWAG I should say who drove it. This at a time when RW refused any involvement and thus lost your chance of an equal share forever.

No we don't own it, but it's ours more than yours and always will be even if we share forever and a day - it could have been so different if Cas and it's fans hadn't taken on quite such an I'm alright jack mentality - it would probably have been built by now- in fact you're still at it - not an ounce of humility from any of you.

If you genuinely believe it's a community stadium then drop the bull, make your BOD eat humble pie and get 100% behind NM - otherwise stop using the community bit as a smokescreen as I seriously doubt many Cas fans understand the idea of community outside of the town boundaries.

It would be interesting to see how Castleford, a member of who's BoD joined the objectors to the stadium during the public inquiry, would square going on to play in that very same stadium.

As the thread says, it's starting already and it makes my skin crawl a bit tbh.

But it's not YOUR stadium,it's a community stadium.

That's always been said, although it does seem that there is a newfound desperation to be a part of it, which seemed sadly lacking during the Public Inquiry. Ask the planning people who the stadium is being built for.

It would be great to see Castleford playing their rugby outside of Castleford and within the Wakefield boundary, at the stadium being proposed for the Wakefield club and at which the Cas CEO said they wouldn't play in. Then we can see who has the best franchise application, the one who nearly fills it every week, and which is pulling in an average over 8,000 per week in their current premises, or the team that won't nearly fill it every week.

That will be the biggest problem for Cas, selling it to their fans. Although many will go, just as many won't, and then there will be a direct and obvious comparison with the other anchor tenant. I can't see what would be in it for Cas, particularly if other financing options become available.

The RFL also specifically said that applications are being judged on CURRENT stadia, not new ones - even if they're finished.

Even if both Cas and Wakey start building on the same day and they finish for 2015...the RFL will judge on Wheldon Road & Belle Vue.

Yeah - like that happened to Salford!

Despite the stadium being a 'Community' stadium and being made available to all local sporting clubs, the other 2 professional clubs chose not to be included in the plans for NM. The world has now moved on a pace and the plans have been drawn up based on a single professional club - both the layout of the site and the financial plans. Although other clubs may well become involved at a later stage, it is unlikely that they would feature as strongly - that or the whole thing would have to be re-structured.

After doing the leg-work, and inspite of the hateful attempted de-railing by some, we have our plans approved and we ain't gonna give ground easily!

The 'community' is a bit more than just another pro-club!

I think that has been explained perfectly well now.